Woman Arrested for Trying to Smuggle Drugs Hidden in Food to Boyfriend in Police Cells
📍 Accra • by Znews • May 29, 2026
In a startling incident reported by Crime Check TV Ghana, the Ashaiman Police have taken a 21-year-old woman, identified as Anita, into custody for allegedly attempting to smuggle illegal drugs into a police cell block—concealed inside food.
According to the report, officers discovered tramadol hidden in pie and yogurt during a routine search of the food items. The meal was reportedly intended for her boyfriend, Richard Acquah, who was being held at the facility and had requested food from outside.
The items were intercepted during an inspection before they could reach the suspect in custody. Upon closer examination, police reportedly uncovered tramadol 250 hidden inside the pie and yogurt.
The case has since sparked heated reactions on Facebook, with many users expressing shock that someone would attempt to sneak drugs into a police station.
Some commenters noted that the suspect may have worsened her own legal situation by trying to aid someone already facing trouble with the law. Others questioned why anyone would risk such an act, knowing that food delivered to suspects is routinely searched by officers.
A number of social media users pointed out that this incident reflects the extreme risks some individuals take out of loyalty to partners or friends. Meanwhile, others praised the Ashaiman Police for their vigilance in detecting the suspected drugs before they could enter the cells.
Some commentators added that this case underscores the importance of strict security checks at police stations and detention facilities.
As of this report, no official public statement has been released regarding whether additional charges will be filed against the suspect.
According to the report, officers discovered tramadol hidden in pie and yogurt during a routine search of the food items. The meal was reportedly intended for her boyfriend, Richard Acquah, who was being held at the facility and had requested food from outside.
The items were intercepted during an inspection before they could reach the suspect in custody. Upon closer examination, police reportedly uncovered tramadol 250 hidden inside the pie and yogurt.
The case has since sparked heated reactions on Facebook, with many users expressing shock that someone would attempt to sneak drugs into a police station.
Some commenters noted that the suspect may have worsened her own legal situation by trying to aid someone already facing trouble with the law. Others questioned why anyone would risk such an act, knowing that food delivered to suspects is routinely searched by officers.
A number of social media users pointed out that this incident reflects the extreme risks some individuals take out of loyalty to partners or friends. Meanwhile, others praised the Ashaiman Police for their vigilance in detecting the suspected drugs before they could enter the cells.
Some commentators added that this case underscores the importance of strict security checks at police stations and detention facilities.
As of this report, no official public statement has been released regarding whether additional charges will be filed against the suspect.
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